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Japan's Emperor Akihito leaves after a ritual to report his abdication to the throne

Japanese Emperor Akihito Abdicates Throne

For the first time in over 200 years, a Japanese emperor has abdicated the Chrysanthemum Throne.
Terror Suspect Talked of Killing LAPD Officers and Blowing Up Santa Monica Pier, LA Freeways

US Army Veteran Converted To Islam Planned Domestic Terror Attacks In California

A U.S. Army veteran, Mark Steven Domingo, has been arrested for an attempted domestic terrorist attack in “multiple” Los Angeles locations in “retribution” for the mosque mass shooting in New Zealand last month, federal prosecutors announced Monday.
The UAE signed a massive, $3.4 billion deal with China

China, UAE sign a massive, $3.4 billion deal

China and the United Arab Emirates are expanding trade and investment ties through new deals worth $3.4 billion.
Spanish elections: Socialists win majority of votes but far-right Vox surges

Spain election: Socialists win; far-right party to debut in Parliament

The ruling socialist party of Spain won the most seats in the country's parliament by far. It does however need the support of smaller parties in order to stay in power.
Qualcomm is focusing on AI chips that consume small amounts of electricity and generate little heat

Critical flaw lets attackers steal private keys from Qualcomm chips

Qualcomm says they have deployed patches for this bug (CVE-2018-11976) earlier this month
Russian agent Maria Butina told her government she had sway over Trump secretary of state

Alleged Russian Spy Maria Butina: ‘I Destroyed My Own Life’

The prison term was what the Justice Department requested for Butina, though she’ll spend closer to nine months behind bars thanks to time already served in jail.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, welcomes North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un

Putin meets with Kim: Hopes to help resolve nuclear standoff

VLADIVOSTOK, Russia — Russian President Vladimir Putin met Thursday with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, saying the summit should help...
Qatar workers

Reports: Abused workers start riots in Qatar

The workers took to the streets, calling out oppressive government policies, overdue wages and inhuman working conditions.
U.S. to End Iran Oil Waivers to Drive Tehran's Exports to Zero

Price of oil goes above $65 on fears about Iran sanctions

US oil prices went above $65 per barrel on Monday for the first time since October last year after the White House pledged to deepen its crackdown on Iran.
Almost 300 were killed and hundreds more hospitalized with injuries from eight blasts that rocked churches and hotels in and just outside of Sri Lanka's capital

Sri Lanka bombings: Death toll reaches 290

So far, police have arrested 24 people in connection with the attacks; the worst violence the South Asian island has seen since its civil war ended 10 years ago.

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